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buttonviiie news neighbourhood note mr and mrs mofit cocfcbura returned recently ircn an eu- orpean vacation miss isabel hood of london spent some time with her par ents here before travelling to quebec and then to taco sasjc to visit her sister marian and brotherinlaw jack stephen son ross and lois eaker of ham ilton spent some time with his parents here last week lynda leaf has returned from a cape cod vacation dr and mrs donald otis of lincoln neb returned home- early this week after a visit with miller relatives here don who graduated this june will take up private dental practise dr and mrs george kelly visited fort erie last thursday on the weekend their grand daughter susan kelly of new market was their guest divid ing her time with her aunt mrs russell bovington dr and mrs af binnington returned home from vacation last week and on sunday the congregation at browns corn ers welcomed dr binnington back to the pulpit mrs elliott who has been staying with mr and mrs rus sell boyington for several years past is now at miss vera hiltz nursing home at gormley mr and mrs murray walton and their two sons have been visiting mr and mrs e walton recently mr and mrs joe robinson at tended a family reunion at moorefield recently extending their trip to kincardine strat ford and a visit with friends in london just last week they motored to gull lake where they spent some time with mr and mrs e hill and mr and mrs bruce robinson after which they visited mrs robin sons brother and his family at like of bays muskoka w i corn roast on tuesday evening of last week buttonviiie wi members families and friends gathered at the hall for a brief meeting cards and all the corn they could eat court whist winners were mrs m sellar mrs f porter mrs a stephenson and messre murray walton and billy robinson sideways and upsliledown it wasnt only surrealist art that was hung incorrectly at the cne art gallery show spon sored by the cancer society shortly after the opening it was discovered that one artists work had been hung sideways and this error was rectified last friday while cancer so ciety volunteers from richmond hill unit wore acting as assist ants at the gallery an elderly gentleman formerly a mission ary in china approached a guide and asked if a scroll in the japanese display hadnt been wrongly set up he had attempted to read the characters and the work of art was upside down a guard when called confirmed this fact but explain ed that the case was locked and the mistake could not be cor rected french students entertained on tuesday of last week mem bers of browns corners united church harmony club served a luncheon for approximately 65 members of a group of french and moroccan students from the national school of agriculture dlst s et o gri- gnon france the young people were men ind women who have been stu dying agricultural engineering and for the past month they have toured part of the united states and canada visiting ag ricultural projects as far west ss michigan the group spent a day at the ontario agricultural college at guelph a day at the cana dian national exhibition and massey- ferguson were their hosts for a day at the farm and the toronto plant m jacques pelch in charge of masscy-fer- guson public relations in paris accomparied the group messrs moff cockburn and mill suther land were hosts while the group was at the mf farms from ontario they will go to montreal and quebec before returning to new york to sail for home lemonville the womens association will meet at the home of mrs wal ter gray at 230 oclock on wed- nesday sept 13 the excelsior class of rlngwood will be guests a good program has been prepared the school doors are again open and the children are wend ing their way to the school there are the usual number of new beginners mr floyd doner is again the principal with miss betty gates of glen major the junior teacher miss gates is staying at the walter gray home during the school term miss marilyn hood left on monday for uptergrove near orillia where she is engaged as junior teacher douglas sayers is attending central tech in toronto where he is taking a course in journal ism mr and mrs stewart rae mr and mrs warren rae mo tored to haliburton recently and spent a day with their cousin mr and mrs jack rae miss pat gibbons accompan ied mr and mrs earl doner and evelyn to baysville in muskoka where they enjoyed the weekend with relatives and friends mr and mrs joe pagnello of scarborough spent the weekend with her parents mr and mrs stewart rae mr and mrs v l sharpe kay and victor left by plane from malton on saturday for los angeles miss karen kreick is in the hospital at newmarket having had a ruptured appendix the stourryuie tribune tbnrsdjy september 7 1961 pj mrnfimmsi numbering stamps full line in stock 60c to 9oc the stouffville tribune irmmmsssm how to build a compost pile home gardeners can make use of a compost pile its a place for garden refuse and a good source of fertilizer too 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